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In presenting the story of the individual in the Holocaust, survivor testimony stands at the core of Holocaust education. With the passage of time, the irreplaceable experience of hearing a survivor speak first-hand -- the empathy and emotional connection created, the immediacy of the interaction -- will no longer be possible. In this video Sheryl Silver-Ochayon presents the film "May Your Memory Be Love", in which Ovadia Baruch tells his own story on location where the events occurred. The experiences of Baruch, a Greek Jew born in Salonika, allow a glimpse into the oft-overlooked Holocaust of Greek Jewry. The film is part of the "Witnesses and Testimony" series.
Sheryl Silver-Ochayon is a staff member at the International School for Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem.
Part 1: Using Testimony Films in the Classroom
Part 2: Jewish Life in Salonika
Part 3: Deportation of Greek Jewry to Auschwitz
Part 4: The Dehumanization Process in Auschwitz
Part 5: Daily Life in the Camps
Part 6: Survival and the Return to Life
Film produced by Mikooka Productions - [ Ссылка ]
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